Gyms & Fitness Centres in Beaches-East York, East York, ON
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45 Cranfield Rd, Unit 5, East York, M4B 3H6
(647) 204-1258
Gym, Gym/Physical Fitness Center, Fitness Trainer 
StrengthBox is a well-equipped gym with a focus on personalized training. Customers frequently praise the expertise and friendliness of trainer Greg, who provides effective workouts and corrects form. The gym offers a boutique, almost private environment for members, with a variety of strength training equipment. Workouts are regularly adjusted to prevent boredom and help clients achieve their fitness goals. 
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2638 St Clair Ave E, East York, M4B 3M1
(416) 752-4646
Yoga studio Redwood Hot Yoga Studio is a socially distanced yoga studio with experienced instructors. Owner Jason offers a mix of hot yoga and fitness classes, including fusion yoga and hot Pilates. The classes are described as challenging, professional, flexible, and great value for money. Instructors are friendly, knowledgeable, and dedicated, and the studio is expanding. Unique postures help target areas such as the lower back and shoulders. Highly recommended. 
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888 Cosburn Avenue, East York, M4C 2W6
(416) 423-0000
History The 'East York Hockey League' was founded in September of 1944. Games commenced at "Dieppe Park" in January 1945 on 2 cusions of natural outdoor ice. Sponsors were sought, and teams were established by inserting a notice in the daily papers for East York boys wishing to play hockey. In 1946 Stan Wadlow was hired as 'Director of Recreation' and the league officially changed it's name in 1947 to become 'East York Hockey Association'. In 1947 the big sponsors were the 'East York Fire Department' as well as 'Whipper Watson's Whipper Pack'. Leagues were balanced to 4 teams each by adding recreation teams. Peewees played Saturday mornings and other series teams played Monday to Friday (weather conditions permitting). Various ideas were tried to improve the game. Lines were painted over the ice and worked well until the thaw came - and the lines ran all over the ice. Upon freezing the ice was an array of red white and blue. Due to the executive, coaches and referees freezing while at the rink from 7:00am to 10pm - small huts were placed between the rink with heaters inside. In the meantime members of the executive and local politicians were making a pitch for an indoor artificial ice arena. Due to the dedication and hard work of many volunteers 'East York Arena' came into operation before the 1951-1952 season. Professional wrestling was also performed in the East York Arena with such names as 'Whipper Billy Watson', 'Yukon Eric' and many others. The volunteers and residents who unselfishly gave their time to make the 'East York Arena' what it is today deserve alot of praise. I'm sure anyone involved over the years with the association wouldn't have missed it for the world. Last Updated ( Sunday, 14 September 2014 20:59 ) 
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32 Curity Ave., East York, M4B 0A2
(416) 751-9800
Our 24, 000 sq. ft. indoor turf field is excellent for competitive and recreational soccer, youth indoor baseball training, ultimate Frisbee! New this year we have added a 24, 000 sq. ft. 7 v 7 size Outdoor grass field with lights Outdoor field Rentals are $ 60. / two hour rental Toronto City Sports Centre is a popular spot for friends to come and play various sports, with numerous opportunities for pick-up games and rentals for teams. Customers appreciate the convenience of having exclusive access to certain fields and facilities, such as change rooms. 
3003 Danforth Ave #40, East York, M4C 1M9
416-699-2444
Personal Services, Fitness Clubs, Miscellaneous personal service